Download the pdf version of this graphic. The art of the song critique One of the best feedback tools is learning the art of the critique. It is equally important to learn how to give a critique as it is to receive one. Embracing this art is invaluable for rewriting…

Click here to download as a .pdf file. How can you be sure the song you write is a strong one? How can you guarantee it will stick in the memory of your listener? How can you get the listener to concentrate on the idea you’re laying down? The answer…

Simply stated, what you need in order to record music in a studio is to ask yourself ‘why do I want do this’? Whether you’re a songwriter getting a demo cut or a solo artist or a band, you need to know why you want to do this. Secondly, have…

The following is a reprint from The 5 Steps to Get Your Songs Heard – A Congregational Songwriting Plan.  Are you ready to take your songs to the next level?  Please visit https://getyoursongsheard.com Co-writing songs is an exercise in the art of diplomacy.  Sure, the definitions are all over the…

The Art of the Song Critique One of the best feedback tools is learning the art of the critique:  how to examine a song and how to accept critique from other writers.   This art is invaluable to rewriting our best.  It’s not that you have to listen to everyone…

The following is a repost of an article that first appeared on the now-defunct christiansongwritingtips.com website. As the writer alludes to with the title, you’re gonna receive feedback from your mom and friends that aren’t going to make you a better songwriter.  Are you ready to take your songs to…

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